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The “destroyers of trade”, “our good and dear Inhabitants”, and “all persons of what quality or nation however they may be”: Early Modern Colonial Market Culture
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Eva Brugger
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Introduction 1
- How to Study the Premodern Market: The Concept of Market Exchange 7
- Towards a Different Type of Market Exchange in the Early Middle Ages: The Sacrum Commercium and its Agents 27
- Imagined Investors: Markets, Agents, and the Saxon Mining Administration 71
- The “destroyers of trade”, “our good and dear Inhabitants”, and “all persons of what quality or nation however they may be”: Early Modern Colonial Market Culture 101
- Markets and their Agents in History: Some Theoretical Reflections 121
- List of authors 145
- Index of names 147
- Index of places 149
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Table of Contents V
- Introduction 1
- How to Study the Premodern Market: The Concept of Market Exchange 7
- Towards a Different Type of Market Exchange in the Early Middle Ages: The Sacrum Commercium and its Agents 27
- Imagined Investors: Markets, Agents, and the Saxon Mining Administration 71
- The “destroyers of trade”, “our good and dear Inhabitants”, and “all persons of what quality or nation however they may be”: Early Modern Colonial Market Culture 101
- Markets and their Agents in History: Some Theoretical Reflections 121
- List of authors 145
- Index of names 147
- Index of places 149